NWS Forecast in Northeast, Upper Midwest: Record-Breaking Warmth Likely This Week


Record-breaking warmth is likely in the Upper Midwest and Northeast, helping to ease the cold weather in the US. The above-average temperatures can also spread over the Plains.

In the southwestern US, the National Weather Service (NWS) reported that a stormy system could spread in southern California. In the Interior West, homeowners can anticipate a heavy snow outlook.

The unseasonably warm weather could help ease the winter conditions in the US. People can enjoy outdoor plans and travel in the Upper Midwest and Northeast.

However, people traveling this week should still stay updated with the weather, especially in portions of California. In Houston, the forecast noted that a quiet weather outlook could spread on Wednesday, with a little chance of rain. In the late week, showers and stormy outlook could unfold on the weekend.

In Chicago, the advisory showed that areas of fog and low clouds with unseasonably warm on Wednesday. On Thursday, homeowners could expect a chance of rain.

Record-Breaking Warmth in Northeast and Upper Midwest

New York City
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New York City. The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that breaking warmth could emerge in the Northeast and Upper Mideast, easing the colder conditions in the US. In the Plains and Northeast, residents can anticipate the spike in temperatures, reaching 5 to 15 degrees Fahrenheit. High temperatures can also unfold in Dallas, Little Rock, Shreveport, and Louisiana.

Accoding to the National Weather Service (NWS), the Upper Midwest can also experience warmer conditions. In the central and eastern US, mild and above-average temperatures are likely. Coastal Southeast and west Rockies could also warmth outlook.

In the eastern and central US, warmer air is expected to unleash on Wednesday. Snowmelt can occur, the forecast showed. A warmer outlook is expected in the following areas:

  • Chicago
  • Indianapolis
  • Little Rock
  • Atlanta
  • Detroit
  • Toronto
  • Ottawa
  • Boston
  • New York
  • Washington
  • Atlanta

In the Plains and Northeast, residents can anticipate the spike in temperatures, reaching 5 to 15 degrees Fahrenheit. High temperatures can also unfold in Dallas, Little Rock, Shreveport, and Louisiana.

On Thursday, snow is forecast in Regina, Billings and Winnipeg. Rainy outlook is forecast in Omaha, Chicago, Minneapolis, Fargo and Thunder Bay.

In the late week, mild weather out is forecast in the following areas:

  • Boston
  • New York
  • Washington
  • Jacksonville
  • Charlotte
  • Kansas City
  • Dallas
  • Houston

Meanwhile, the chance of rain could spread over Memphis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago and Minneapolis.

Also Read: Central and Eastern US forecast: Mild Conditions Expected to Continue in February

Weather in Other Parts of the US: Freezing Weather Outlook, Rain and Sleet

According to the NWS forecast, freezing conditions and sleet are likely in northeastern Montana. The challenging weather outlook can threaten road travel due to slippery commutes and foggy conditions.

Motorists should watch out for dangerous travel in the affected areas. On Wednesday, rounds of rain are forecast in the following areas:

  • Salt Lake City
  • Cedar City
  • Grand Junction
  • Las Vegas
  • Phoenix
  • Albuquerque
  • Denver
  • Flagstaff
  • Salt Lake City
  • Elko

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